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Maximize Your Social Security: A Guide for Married, Single, and Surviving SpousesFamily & FinancePlan ahead for retirement by learning how Social Security works for you. This class is designed for married couples, single adults and widows who want to better understand their Social Security benefits. Learn practical strategies for deciding when to claim, how marriage affects benefits, and how to coordinate Social Security with other retirement income. Topics include how marriage affects Social Security benefits, the best time to claim benefits, coordinating Social Security with other income sources, understanding taxes on benefits, working while receiving benefits, and strategies for higher-earning households. This clear, informative class helps you make confident decisions and maximize the benefits you’ve earned.Adult Fall 26 -
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Medicare Basics: Parts A-DFamily & FinanceTurning 65 soon? This course is designed to help you figure out if and when to sign up for Medicare, the costs, and your coverage options.Adult Fall 26 -
Medicare Basics: Parts A-DFamily & FinanceTurning 65 soon? This class will help you understand Medicare and make informed decisions about your health coverage. Learn when to enroll, what Medicare may cost, and the coverage options available to you. You'll leave with a better understanding of the Medicare enrollment process and the information you need to choose a plan that fits your needs.Adult W-SP 27
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Medicine BallCommunity & Personal DevelopmentJoin PBS for an engaging viewing of the documentary Medicine Ball followed by a dynamic facilitated discussion with a staff member. This course is structured like a video book club that is intended to bring people together for lively interaction and discussion. A light snack will be provided. Medicine Ball follows Native college athletes, Lexus Redthunder and Leroy Staples Fairbanks IV, as they navigate college life and basketball at the University of Minnesota Morris located on the site of a former Native boarding school. Their journey reveals how basketball became a powerful symbol of resilience, hope, and cultural pride in Native communities.Adult W-SP 27 -
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Mile High Apple PieCooking & NutritionFall is in the air and with that comes apple season! This is the time of year to make the very best apple pie. Nancy's students rave about this fun class. If you say, “I can’t make pies” then this class is for you. Nancy will take you through all the steps, from making a crust, to preparing all the filling for your pie using the freshest apples. You will be surprised how easy it is. Leave class with a hot apple pie to share with family and friends. Boxes will be provided. Please bring a rolling pin, if you have one. Supply fee of $15 payable to instructor in class.Adult Fall 26 -
Mosaic Butterfly, Dragonfly & LizardArts & CreativityCreate a colorful mosaic art piece to add beauty to your home or garden. Choose from a butterfly, dragonfly, or lizard design and decorate a pre-cut wooden shape using pieces of stained glass. The instructor will guide you through each step, from creating your design to applying grout for a finished look.No experience is needed. All materials are provided, and the $25 supply fee is included in the class registration fee. Come ready to be creative and leave with a unique handmade piece of art. What to bring: Clothes you don’t mind getting messy An old towel and rubber gloves (used during the grouting process)Adult W-SP 27 -
Mosaic JewelryArts & CreativityDesign small, colorful pieces using the world’s smallest tiles in this creative, hands-on class. You’ll choose your own color palette and simple design, then work with tiny tiles to create a necklace, a pair of earrings and a matching trinket tray. Instruction is step by step and easy to follow. All skill levels are welcome. This class is beginner friendly and offers a fun way to explore mosaics while making unique pieces you can wear or display.Adult Fall 26 -
Mosaic Tealight HolderArts & CreativityCreate a beautiful set of mosaic tealight holders to give as a gift or display in your home. In this class, you'll use a natural wood base and colorful mosaic tiles to design unique candle holders. Choose from a variety of tile shapes and sizes as you create your project. Follow a sample design for inspiration or create your own custom look. No experience is needed, and you'll leave with a handmade piece that adds warmth and style to any space.Adult W-SP 27 -
Mosaic Trinket TrayArtUse an assortment of vibrant, small tiles in various shapes and sizes to craft a unique piece. You can either follow existing designs or let your creativity flow to create your own. The end result will be an adorable tray perfect for holding jewelry and trinkets.Youth Fall 26 -
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Nature Art Series - NEW!ArtCreate a collection of wild and wonderful nature art including a bold harvest sunflower drawing, a glowing neon platypus and baby, a vibrant butterfly, and a whimsical mouse on a toadstool mushroom. You will experiment with materials like neon liquid watercolor, tempera sticks, markers and Model Magic.Youth Fall 26 -
Nature Play Area (Two-five years old)Two to FivesFor parents and children ages two to five years old. Fresh air. Big adventures. Explore, play and learn with your child in our outdoor classroom that is built just for young learners. Dig in the mud kitchen, splash in the water table, climb, build and discover in a space full of nature-based fun. Dress for the weather. Classes are held rain or shine outdoors in the Nature Play Area unless inclement weather is forecast Click this link for the weather related guidelines: Nature Play Area Weather GuidelinesECFE I: Fall/Winter 2026-27 -
Nature Preschool for Three to Fives at Arbor ViewPreschool for Threes & Prekindergarten for FoursWelcome to Osseo Area Schools Early Childhood & Family Education (EC&FE) Preschool and Prekindergarten English 763-391-8777 Español 1-855-891-8364 Soomaali 855-891-5322 Lus Hmoob 1-844-577-9549 Tiếng Việt 1-855-891-8365 русский 1-855-891-5321 High-quality, affordable Preschool and Prekindergarten Osseo Area Schools Early Childhood & Family Education offers classes designed to support your child's full development and create a foundation for future academic, emotional, and social success. Our curriculum and activities focus on: ✔️ Building confidence & independence ✔️ Developing academic & social skills ✔️ Empowering curious learners We help children build the essential skills they need to thrive as learners now and in the future. Preschool and Prekindergarten age requirements: Preschool for Threes: For children who turn 3 on or before September 1st. Preschool for Three to Fives: For children who turn 3 but not more than 5 on or before Sept. 1st. Prekindergarten for Fours: For children who turn 4 on or before September 1st. Registration information for 2026-27 Preschool for Threes, Preschool for Three to Fives and Prekindergarten for Fours View the 2026-27 Preschool Guidebook online. Limited openings remain for 2026-27 Preschool/PreK classes - secure your spot today. Enroll online or call 763-391-8777 to learn more and register your child. View the 2026-27 Preschool & PreK Family Handbook. Need help with registration or accessing your account? Check out our Parent Guide for step-by-step instructions. Watch our Registration Tutorial Video to learn how to register online. Need further assistance? We’re here to help! Call us at 763-391-8777 or email us at ecfe@district279.org.Preschool for Threes & Prekindergarten for Fours SY2026-27 Preschool for Threes & Prekindergarten for Fours Site -
Needled Felted OwlArts & CreativityCreate a charming 3D owl using colorful wool and felting needles in this hands-on class. You’ll learn the basics of needle felting as you shape and build your owl step by step. This class is relaxing, creative and easy to follow, making it great for beginners and enjoyable for those with prior felting experience. All supplies are included—just bring your curiosity and enjoy trying a craft with endless creative possibilities.Adult Fall 26 -
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Oak View ElementaryKidstopRegistration for Summer 2026 opens on Tuesday, March 3, 2026 at 6 a.m. Summer 2026 contract requests have closed for the remainder of the summer season. Registration for 2026-27 School Year opens on Tuesday, March 10, 2026 at 6 a.m. *School Year - Before and/or After School Child Care K-5 *Summer - Child Care entering K-5 Kidstop Summer & School Year Family Handbook 2026 Kidstop Summer Brochure 2026-27 Kidstop School Year Flyer 2025-26 Kidstop School Year Brochure 2025-26 Kidstop School Year Tuition Calendar 2025-26 NSD Register & Cancel Deadline Calendar 2025-26 Family and Student Terms and Conditions for Kidstop Summer & School Year Attendance 2026-27 Family and Student Terms and Conditions for Kidstop Summer & School Year AttendanceKSY School Year 2026-27 KS Site
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Oil Pastel Garden DrawingArts & CreativityLearn to create a beautiful image in oil pastels with confidence even if you have never used them before. You'll learn how easy and fun creating a garden scene in oil pastels can be following step-by-step instructions. All supplies are included.Adult W-SP 27 -
WaitlistOnesOnes (12 to 30 months)Children 12 to 30 months old and their caregivers learn and play together in one welcoming space Welcome to a big year of growth and discovery. These classes offer a safe, playful space for you and your child to explore together. Build early friendships, learn through hands-on play, and connect with other parents. Parent time includes real-life topics: safety, language, nutrition, separation, and more. Separation time will be adjusted based on the comfort and needs of the group.ECFE I: Fall/Winter 2026-27 -
Ones (12 to 30 months)One is a big year—more movement, more words, more discovery. Children 12-30 months old and their caregivers learn and play together in one welcoming space. ✔️ Hands-on play to support learning ✔️ Class includes parent and child playtime, group time, and parent discussion time ✔️ Parent discussions on topics such as: safety, language, nutrition, separation & more Separating classes: parents will meet in another room for parent discussion Non-separating classes: parent discussion occurs in the early childhood classroom Register based on your child’s age when the class starts. Class limits: Each child may register for one ECFE class (7+ weeks) and one Saturday class. This helps us serve more families. Need help with fees? We offer reduced or waived fees—based on need. No one is turned away. Call 763-391-8777 for support.Category